Are there any templates (lovelace screens) how to you visualize the data from the SolarEdge Modbus TCP available?
wow, how do you get this data? via Modbus I have only the AC Power?
You need to have a consumption meter attached. If the solaredge app does it display consumption and production?
which entities/sensors do you use for this card?
The templates I use are here
Guys, I need some help here, please…
In my template I wan’t to get number rounded on max 2 decimals, but I’m getting more. I’m putting the values od a display (2.4") and don’t have much space on it. Template is as follows:
{{ states ('sensor.solaredge_modbus_ac_power') | float | round / 1000 - states ('sensor.solaredge_modbus_m1_ac_power') | float | round | abs / 1000 }}
Thank you!
@andrej33 Try this:
{{ (states ('sensor.solaredge_modbus_ac_power') | float | round / 1000 - states ('sensor.solaredge_modbus_m1_ac_power') | float | round | abs / 1000) | round(2) }}
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@Cinamon, it’s working…
Still trying to understand how this works, I checked jinja template desiger on web but can’t figure it out for this template, I don’t know what is the difference? I’m not getting two decimals 
{{ states('sensor.solaredge_modbus_ac_power') | float / 1000 | round(2) }}
Guys, i have a problem, when my inverter is out for any reasons, hassio refuse to work, do you know why?
Thanks
Without any logfile it’s hard to say.
Hi everyone. Got a new solaredge PV installation with optimisers, SE6000H inverter, EV charger, Hot water immersion heater diverter and solaredge modbus. Followed the excellent guidance here as to how to get the TCP modbus enabled on the inverter and integrated into Home Assistant. All working fine so firstly thanks for all the posters above, massive help. My remaining problem is however i dont seem to be getting any reading from the immersion heater solar diverter (its a solaredge diverter and the wattage shows in the app when active. I am on single phase so only ticked M1 in the integration config…anyone got any ideas? thanks. Then i am off to grafana to make a good looking dashboard.
I’m having the same issue, did you resolve it?
I left the
solaredge_modbus:
name: ‘SolarEdge Modbus’
host: 192.168.1.160
port: 1502
scan_interval: 2
read_meter1: true
out of the config.yaml file, updated in HACCS and had all the entities availeble again, i guess i had the older version where you needed to specify to read meter 1.
I have integrated this component and now I can collect data from inverter and also from the external meter.
Fantastic.
But… I still don’t understand if it is possible to get data from the battery (LG RESU) like remaining capacity, charge/discharge power… and the total power generated by the panels.
All these info are visible in the app and in the portal (2sec refresh rate) but not available in the integration.
Is there a way to get them?
Thank you!
@galbip Hej,
i have/had the same issue and currently looking at this fork on github: GitHub - Tapematch/home-assistant-solaredge-modbus: Home assistant Component for reading data locally from Solaredge inverter through modbus TCP
The author added support for multiple inverters AND reading storage (aka battery) power and charge level.
Haven’t tried it yet, but looks promising.
Thanks Tobias,
will give a try and share.
@galbip
I’m in the same yr situation. According to Solaredge service, modbus is giving only the data’s according to sunspec protocol… and battery info’s are not…
did you try the python script to extract them?
working quite well and shows battery SOC and other info’s
@roberto59
wow! Thanks… This is very interesting although more challenging for me to integrate in HA. 
@etobi
it works!
my setup:
- Inverter SE3500H
- Storage LG Chem 16Kwh
- External Meter
- Modbus enabled on the inverter as per awulf procedure.
Now I can see info from Inverter, external meter and LG storage! 
btw… also the component is well designed; when adding it through HA lovelace UI you can select how many inverters, how many ext. meters and if there is a battery connected. I guess this to avoid to report hundreds of undefined sensors.